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RPS Well Pumps include...
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Other pump companies use a mix of plastic and sub-par metal parts to construct their pumps, often those parts crack or break within a few months. RPS only uses anti-rust stainless steel.
Laser welding the top and bottom of the motor housing results in a superior watertight seal that protects your pump. No leaks!
Well pump install how-to
Submersible pump install
Pump sizing basics
Wiring your pump
Well maintenance tips
Yup! Over 90% of our customers install their pumps themselves without a hitch. The other 10% use a well installer, mostly because their well is too deep to do the job by hand (over 400 feet). This is a testament to the rural do-it-yourself attitude, but also our company’s commitment to making our systems easier and easier to install year after year. With a detailed all-color User Manual walking you through planning and installation step-by-step and dedicated engineers by the phones to answer questions as they come. BONUS installing yourself will never void your warranty with RPS
RPS motors use 100% Stainless Steel laser welded housing. All of our 220V motors are 3 wire Capacitor Start Capacitor Run, which is the best investment on the pump market for longevity.
We started development of our first pumps in 2012 with our sister company RPS Solar Pumps, and after much testing and refinement, we launched our first pump for purchase in 2014. With all our pumps still in the field, and eight major winter upgrades from our engineering team, we are confident we have the highest quality pump that you can install yourself on the market, and the only comprehensive kit designed to make it easy. We believe our customers’s actions speak more loudly, with the majority of sales this past year coming from happy returning customers and their referrals.
Yes. As long as everything is in good condition. The most common replacement item is worn out pump wire that's been nicked or damaged from the previous decades in the well. Check the outlet size of the RPS pump you plan on using (most are 1.25"), all of use female NPT pipe threads, so you just need the correct fittings to adjust to your existing pipe size.
Yup, you'll need a float switch, which will be placed inside the storage tank and float up and down with the water level.


-The RPS Team